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Starring in a successful TV series can prove to be a double-edged sword. Sure, an actor reaps the rewards — fame and money chief among them. But there’s also the danger of being typecast. Once the series ends, where does an actor so identified with his or her character go from there?
Some stars manage to excel in their new roles. William Shatner, for example, just won an Emmy for portraying Denny Crane on "Boston Legal," even though everyone knows him as Capt. Kirk. But three of the stars (...)